Maya's first book, RUST FISH, is available now.
To order RUST FISH, go to Amazon, Lost Horse Press, or tell your favorite bookstore to order some copies.
Read a review of RUST FISH by Pamela Klein in Gently Read Literature.
You can read a review of RUST FISH by Shannon Wagner of Ploughshares.
Read a review of RUST FISH by Emma Bolden on Country Dog Review.
You can read a review of RUST FISH by Brett Ortler, co-editor of Knockout Literary Magazine, here: Bark.
You can read a review of RUST FISH by Debrah Lechner on the Hayden’s Ferry Review blog.
Hear Maya read from RUST FISH at Bellingham’s poetrynight in this podcast (you’ll need to scroll down to “5-9-11 part 2 feature Maya Jewell Zeller”)
Maya’s individual poems can be found in several magazines, the following of which have provided online content:
Bellingham Review: “A New Kind of Romance” and “I Set My Alarm for 2:52, But They Had the Time Wrong for Us Out Here in the West”
Crowd: “Cousins”
Florida Review: “Astoria”
High Desert Journal: “Ways to Prevent Adultery, Numbers One Through Six,” “Ways to Prevent Adultery, Numbers Seven Through Nine,” and “Ways to Prevent Adultery, Number Ten”
New Ohio Review: “Facing” and “The Woman Who Didn’t Know How”
Pank: “Before the River Freezes,” “Hot Streak, Mid-May,” and “Falling”
Prism Review: “Nymphomaniac Dreams of Hell”
Rattle: “Why We Can’t Use Roundup On Our Lawn”
Raven Chronicles: “Migration”
The Far Field(blog of WA State Poet Laureate Kathleen Flenniken): “Honesty” (this poem first appeared in Rattle)
West Branch: “Something Like Singing in the Rain”
